We've created a website to show off some of our creativity and to have a little fun. You'll find lots of interesting things.

We've got a new shop for you to enjoy!

If you're looking for the darker, political rantings and ravings that used to be in this store, please go to Late Nite Rants at Cafepress.com. Our rants and raves have gotten so big and so popular, we decided to open a new store just for those items.

And if you don't have a sense of humor, I can't help you. However, the judicous application of these products might unintentionally give you one.

So Start Buying!

And if you're interested in exploring the Old West further, I can't think of a better place to start than Jim Janke's Old West website: Old West Trading Post

Château de LangeaisThis photo is from a trip I took to the Château de Langeais in the Loire Valley.

Go GreenWhen you say 'Go Green" in New Mexico, you might get a different response. Come inside this section to find out why.

Point Reyes LighthousePoint Reyes Light Station was established in 1870 at Point Reyes, Calif., 19 miles from the nearest town of Inverness.

Yellowstone National Park: BisonIn a typical year, more than 3000 bison roam the grasslands of Yellowstone National Park . . . except for those ruthlessly slaughtered when they leave the park. Support the fight to stop the slaughter

The TricksterAs the culture hero, Coyote appears in various mythic traditions, but generally with the same magical powers of transformation, resurrection, and then Coyote's "medicine".

So It GoesSo It Goes. Kurt Vonnegut's most famous saying. And it does sort of say it all, doesn't it?

Groucho MarxistI am a Groucho Marxist. How about you? All hail the Marx Brothers!

1950's TV Test PatternRemember staying up late in the 1950's and staring at the TV test pattern? Did you ever wish for the time to come when the pattern was never there because the station was never off the air?

The Pony ExpressThe Pony Express was a fast mail service crossing the North American continent from the Missouri River to the Pacific coast, operating from April 1860 to October 1861. Historic, but a business failure

Late Nite PostersThis section contains a great selection of posters from all the different sections of this website. If you're looking for poster designs from Late Nite Grafix, you'll find most of them here.

HummingbirdsThese are photos of hummingbirds taken in my yard over the course of the summer.

Santa Fe, New MexicoSanta Fe, New Mexico. The city different. Capital of New Mexico and one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Located in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mts., the south end of the Rockies.

River RunningIn this section, you'll find products based on river running in the American West.

The Southwest Ferry ProjectThe Southwest Ferry Project (www.southwestferryproject.com) was established to locate, describe and interpret the historic river ferry crossings that operated in the Four Corners states.

Palace of the GovernorsIn this section, you'll find products based on this illustration I did of the Palace of the Governors on the plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The Roswell IncidentSomething happened in Roswell, NM in 1947. Was it a close encounter of the third kind, or the greatest marketing ploy ever? You decide.

MudBug MadnessMudBug Madness. A poster celebrating God's greatest creature. The mudbug, or crawdad, or crawfish. And if you end up in Louisiana, don't call it a crayfish or you'll be in a world of hurt!

LNG logo & JackJack the Late Nite dude gets together with the Late Nite Grafix logo.

Late Nite Art CardsIn this section you'll find all photography I've taken over the years and applied to a series of greeting and note cards. Use them for Christmas, Birthdays, Holidays, I-Love-You's, I-Hate-You's. . . .

MacIntard or iMacIntardMacIntard or iMacIntard. Which one are you? If you love a certain computer company as much as I do, you must be one or the other.

Bits & PiecesBits & pieces and odds & ends lying around in here. No telling what you might find! But I'm sure you'll find something you want to buy. Take a look!

Hippie PadThis section is the local hippie pad. If you're cool, groovy, a hippie or always wanted to be one . . . come on in!